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Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
1 - Open a gnome terminal
2 - Click on Edit / Profiles ... Change the default profile, close.
4 - Open a new gnome terminal, with the new default profile
5 - Repeat step 2: at some point, when clicking options, all terminals
close/crash.
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Binary package hint: gparted
I have an eee 1000 SSD 40Gb, which contains two SCSI drives: sda with
8Gb and sdb with 32 Gb.
I failed to install ubuntu-eee when trying to use sdb as my /home
partition.
I have successfully installed ubuntu-eee into sda, ignoring sdb1.
If I go
Public bug reported:
The program 'screen' fail to launch after every reboot in ubuntu-eee on
a eee PC with the following error message:
$ screen
Directory '/var/run/screen' must have mode 777.
$
... which is easy to fix, but must be done at each reboot, with:
$ sudo chown 777 /var/run/screen
*
I am using that machine remotely now, so unfortunately I cannot test
java3d (no GLX in tightvncviewer).
All other machines I have are either not 64-bit, or don't have an ATI
card.
Below is the lspci -vvnn attached.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18861916/lspci
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Binary package hint: metacity
It's really easy to reproduce:
1 - Open a java application like ImageJ (it's in the repos) with java 1.6.0
2 - within it, open a modal dialog, like any plugin that emits a GenericDialog
3 - Switch to another desktop. When returning, the applicat
Could you provide the id of the bug you think this is a duplicate of?
Also: the reported paging behaviour of firefox has ended. All I did
different: I installed firefox-2, run it for a bit (half-broken, since
add-ons are apparently shared), and then run again firefox-3 --now
without paging episode
There are also debian packages for fiji, still testing:
http://pacific.mpi-cbg.de/wiki/index.php/Downloads
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Who is the maintainer of the ImageJ package in ubuntu? If that's Onkar,
please note Fiji: Fiji is Just ImageJ (batteries included) aims at
trivial installation of ImageJ with a collection of open source plugins
integrated. A debian package exists.
See:
http://pacific.mpi-cbg.de
http://pacific.mp
The problem persists in Ubuntu 8.04 with fglrx and ATI FireGL.
interp: try to kill Xorg, then re-attach your screen session to see the
bug.
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So far so good here, I fixed my problems by manually upgrading my fglrx
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Same situation here, for both:
* Thinkpad T60p with an ATI FireGL 5200
* desktop intel core 2 extreme with an ATI 512Mb that also uses fglrx
No direct rendering when using gnome (glxinfo direct rendering: No) but
I get proper direct rendering when not using gnome, but some other
window manager th
I have solved the problem: in the upgrade from gutsy to hardy, for some
reason the package linux-restricted-modules was NOT installed.
So:
sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
sudo modprobe -r fglrx
sudo modprobe fglrx
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm/start
Finally, glxinf
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libc6
Today I updated my 8.04 64-bit system, which included a libc6
2.7-10ubuntu3 library.
Java applications keep crashing ALL THE TIME after the upgrade, at random
times, when opening new windows.
Particularly when running any components of java3d.
M
Apparently, this is related to the new fglrx driver delivered with xorg-
driver-fglrx. With vesa no problem. With previous driver package no
problem either.
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And: it's mostly related to java3d initialization routines. Java apps
that don't use java3d don't crash.
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Binary package hint: xorg-driver-fglrx
After latest release of xorg-driver-fglrx, all applications using java3d
crash immediately.
System: Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit, dist-upgraded to today.
Graphics card: ATI Radeon X1950 Series, 512 Mb DDR4
Crash log:
#
# An unexpected error has
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Same problem here, using dwm (from suckless.org), with Thinkpad T60p.
PJ solution works.
Strangely, though, the "echo 4 > /proc/acpi/ibm/cmos" cannot be manually
called from the command line with sudo.
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The problem no longer exists in 8.04 dist-upgraded to today.
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Proper suspend with 8.04 in a Thinkpad T60p with ATI FireGL 5250.
Takes about 7 seconds until the hard drive stops spinning and the moon
light stops blinking.
Resume is another story; takes about 10 seconds if one control+alt+F7 to
go to Xorg (otherwise up to 30 or more seconds!) -- but the moon
I do no longer own that powerbook G4. I donated it over a year ago.
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I have a T60p whose wireless worked fine in 8.04, but it's broken in
8.10.
On resuming after sleep, the network manager scans are not updated.
Still tries to login to networks that are *not* present in the vicinity
(i.e. the home networks when at work, and viceversa).
The only cure I've found is,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
I have a T60p whose wireless worked fine in 8.04, but it's broken in
8.10.
On resuming after sleep, the network manager scans are not updated.
Still tries to login to networks that are *not* present in the vicinity
(i.e. the home network
I thought this bug thread was dead. I posted a solution some time ago:
http://www.mcdb.ucla.edu/research/hartenstein/acardona/ubuntu_tips.html#Fixing%20the%20disappearing%20ethernet%20network%20interface%20for%20Thinkpads
.. which says:
sudo modprobe -r e1000
sudo modprobe e1000
sudo idown eth0
Great guys! We are looking forward to the updated package.
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I deinstalled most of the gnome-desktop to make space in my root partition and
now firefox runs, showing no problematic repainting of menus, but it complains
a lot and crashes. Apparently some settings of the gnome desktop are required
for firefox to work properly. See the printed errors below:
The problem right above was solved by removing the ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file
from my home folder.
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I agree, other gtk applications show incorrect bitmaps as well, although
so far no crashes. I can't use Inkscape or ethereal, for two examples,
and also GCJ applications (except openoffice)
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There was an update to gdk 2.0 that I downloaded today from apt-get. So
I reinstalled firefox and now it crashes directly:
$ firefox &
(firefox-bin:25093): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk_window_set_back_pixmap(): pixmap must
h ave a colormap
(firefox-bin:25093): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Just right-click on an iso image file and select "Write to disc..." Then it
asks for a blank CD. Keeps poping the same dialog when pushing OK, although a
valid blank CD is inserted, and even "mounted" on the desktop (an icon shows it
on the d
Finally:
If one creates a new user, then the world shines again!
So all problems lay at some configuration files that lay around the home
directory of each user. Which files are they I have no clue, but as a long time
user (dist-upgrading since Hoary) this is an annoyance I had to go through now
I can confirm this disaster. I've apt-get ubuntu-desktop on a kubuntu
powerpc dapper installation. After using evolution for 2 days, now it
crashes at startup and there's no obvious thing I can do to stop it.
After attempting to start evolution about 10 times, then no other app
launches. All crash
Here is the output of running evolution with:
$ DBUS_VERBOSE=1 evolution &> evo.output
CalDAV Eplugin starting up ...
(evolution-2.6:12729): evolution-mail-WARNING **: ignored this junk
plugin: not enabled or we have already loaded one
(evolution-2.6:12729): e-utils-WARNING **: Plugin 'Spamassas
Yes, removing ~/.gtkrc-2.0 out of the way let me launch firefox
(finally!) without problems. I didn't need to remove any of the other
.gtkrc* files.
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Apparently it has been fixed at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7213
I hope it gets packaged soon ...
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I have this bug too. Dapper updated to latest. This is how I can
reproduce it:
- set kmail to check email every 10 minutes
- leave it open for a while (20-30 minutes)
- put the powerbook to sleep
- wake up the powerbook: kmail is stuck checking the "deleted messages" folder
of my IMAP accounts
I
Bug https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/+bug/19896 and
its upstream http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=104956 seems related to
this, since there is a problem with synchronization and suspending to
RAM.
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Thank you all very much for your efforts. It works! One more time it has
been pulled out! Congratulations to everyone, we can resume working on
our workstations again as of today.
Albert
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Ooops sorry about that. Some linux image update at some point fixed the
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More on the issue: as of today, every time the computer is rebooted one
has to manually
$ rm -rf ~/.gtk*
for firefox not to hang. The crashs is so bad the entire Xorg goes crazy
(in mmeory and chip usage) and one has to control+alt+F2 and login from
a tty and killall -KILL firefox-bin .
Except f
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pbbuttonsd
When battery is low and one lifts the lid, the laptop starts the resume
sequence and dies miserably. Only solution is to reboot it with
control+command+powerbutton since there is no access to ttys. The screen
remains black all the time.
The ex
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
cpu : 7455, altivec supported
clock : 667.00MHz
revision: 0.3 (pvr 8001 0303)
bogomips: 44.39
timebase: 1840
platform: PowerMac
machine : PowerBook3,5
motherboard :
This second powerpc computer below (a dual-processor powermac) fails to
enter suspend mode altogether, even such option is directly chosen from
the "quit" buttons menu.
Runs ubuntu-edgy powerpc smp
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
cpu : 7400, altivec support
Education. Seamless hardware recognition. Education. Meet the users
mental model. Education. What can be done automatically should never be
visible from the desktop. Education. Early exposure to Ubuntu or other
GNU/Linux: primary schools, home, high-school, universities. Education.
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All is good so far in 6.10. Thank you Daniel.
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Binary package hint: bitchx
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/temp$ sudo apt-get install bitchx
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
libmysqlclient15off mysql-common
The following N
In addition, BioImageXD, an application that uses python and wxPython
widgets with opengl as well, freezes miserably the same way Blender
does: the mouse can be dragged (and has an opengl cursor), but the whole
computer is not responsive, takes forever (a minute or two) to ssh to it
and issue a reb
I have no idea. My system is heavily customized at the moment to avoid
all these pitfalls. Since I need it everyday for work unfortunately I
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Happened again today. No specific reason. NetworkManager lost the
wireless connection, and it failed to reconnect. After noticing the
computer s little slow, I checked a 'top' and there it was,
wpa_supplicant stuck again.
Since the whole issue seems to be related to sudo -I can't do any
sudoing on
My thinkpad T60p is dist-upgraded to latest feisty.
wpasupplicant package version: 0.5.7-0ubuntu2
I am attaching a log of one of the crashes, yesterday night. Actually it
crashed two times in a row. The whole gnome interface freezes after a
few seconds, and I can't even switch to a TTY.
What is
Public bug reported:
Thinkpad T60p new from last January, core2 duo 2.33Ghz
Ubuntu 7.04 dist-upgraded to the latest.
The laptop is working great. And yet, about once a week or so I get this
message in my terminals:
Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at Thu May 24 21:40:06 2007 ...
pad kernel: [264
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
In ubuntu 8.04, firefox-3.0 is the default. After using it in several
sessions, I observe the following: for no particular reason and
independent of the number of tabs or windows open, firefox blocks all
I/O operations in the laptop and a 'top' co
This bug is still present as of today, with 7.04 dist-upgraded to the
latest.
Is there any partial cure? For example, is there anyway to reload the
proper network kernel modules, for instance, that may fix the problem?
On my system:
- I have ipv6 blacklisted, but commenting it out and rebooting e
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
1 - boot the Thinkpad T60p with feisty 7.04 dist-upgraded to the latest
2 - login to the desktop
3 - plug an overhead projector (or external monitor): it is not automatically
recognized (is there any way?)
4 - kill Xorg and login again to the deskto
The headset volume button still changes the /dev/dsp0 not the /dev/dsp1,
not even when specifying the "Default mixer tracks" to the Logitech USB
audio in the Sound preferences.
As of today 2007-08-19, the sound for the headset can only be adjusted in this
way:
- from the Rhythmbox sond slider, bu
This is a possible duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/83898
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I have the same problem. I have noticed though, that when putting the
laptop to sleep from:
- the System / Quit... the eth0 NEVER disappears
- closing the lid: the eth0 disappears sometimes, seems correlated to whether
the network was up or not.
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I have the same problem in Thinkpad T60p with feisty / 7.04.
After sleep/resume, USB audio works fine, but analog audio and the built-in
speakers don't.
Rhythmbox crashes if I try to play; sound preferences crash if I push 'test',
and XMMS complains
that someone else is using the sound driver.
A
It actually is fixed in feisty. I've seen updatedb fire up when I plug the
computer to the AC, which is a very good sign.
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Happened again this week, twice. Tonight I've closed all apps -the
laptop was responding, only the NetworkManager was locked up, frozen in
a half-turn of it's green slashes. In a terminal 'top' would list
wpa_supplicant as using 100% resources. Then I've chosen System / quit -
shutdown, and went th
Thanks for the suggestion. It comes a bit late, for now I can tweak my
system at will and no longer need metapackages like kubuntu-desktop at
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Same here. For feisty dist-upgraded to yersterday (April 10, 2007),
knetworkmanager fails to list the wireless networks. Three days ago,
though, knetworkmanager was listing the wireless networks just fine.
I have no problem in connecting manually with sudo ifup ath0 and a
proper /etc/network/inter
Launching
$ metacity &
solves the problem. But there are others. For example, my session should
launch an xterm -it does so, AFTER about a minute an a half (this is a
core2 duo 2.33GHz Thinkpad T60p, and edgy did so in a split second).
Same with gnome splash: remains there forever, until clicked.
Yes: in the past I installed, used for a week or so, and then uninstalled with
--purge) beryl and Xgl.
I have tried to move .dmrc elsewhere to no avail. On relogin to a gnome
session, a new .dmrc gets created with a 'default' instead of 'gnome'
session.
After the last dist-upgrade yesterday, gn
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Launch the xmms2 daemon like:
$ xmms2 play
Log output will be stored in /home/albert/.cache/xmms2/xmms2d.log
xmms2 started
Then, to put the machine to sleep, I pause it:
$ xmms2 pause
To suspend the machine, I do:
$ killall -15 xorg
$ sudo modprobe -r fglrx
$ sudo /etc/acp
I have had similar experiences. I suspect the culprit is the nm-applet
and/or NetworkManager itself, which goes into a thread-lock.
I reported this so long ago, and yet nothing has been done about it. The
issue appears only when repeatedly falling of a wireless network and
reconnecting to it.
And
This bug and related are very much on: Thinkpads with ATI graphics card
don't hibernate with gutsy.
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Thinkpad T60p running ubuntu 7.10 dist-upgraded to today 2008-01-30
ATI FireGL graphics card, with fglrx as driver.
As it is know already, suspend is broken (which is tragic). But there is
a workaround:
1 - go to a tty and:
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
(or simply disable gd
On a thinkpad, the only way I found out how to have proper
suspend/resume working is by to have this:
In file /etc/acpi/suspend.d/10-thinkpad-standby-led.sh append this line
at the end:
/etc/init.d/powernowd stop
In file /etc/acpi/resume.d/90-thinkpad-unstandby-led.sh append this line at
the
I have the same problem in feisty. Suspend takes about 15 to 40 seconds. Apple
laptops in year 2001 suspended in under 2 seconds ... one wonders.
At least it doesn't fail: in gutsy, there is no suspend AT ALL for Thinkpads
with ATI cards.
Thinkpad T60p
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty dist-upgraded to 2008-01
I donated my powerbook laptop to an open source project about 8 months ago.
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Is this solved at all? As of today, I still see some pdf files -but not others
(how to tell the difference?) rendering improperly in evince.
When the text is selected, the text is suddenly smooth and nice; when
deselected, it's all sketchy and rough.
Also, many equations and punctuation chars di
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It would be great to get a backport to Feisty, since many of us are
trapped with an ATI card and can't upgrade to Gutsy just yet (because
the driver will prevent laptops from suspending).
I don't know how har
If the gnome desktop is running, power management puts the laptop to
sleep when the battery is low (although not always, most of the times
only).
Without the gnome desktop running (using dwm, wm, etc), then when the
battery gets depleted the system dies without warning. I would expect
the operatin
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In gutsy 7.10 dist-upgraded to the max:
Ubuntu 64-bit sometimes does not mount USB 2.0 devices as 2.0.
1) plugin in the USB drive
2) mount it if not automounted (sometimes it doesn't)
3) right-click, properties in nautilus, go to drive tab, see speed "12 Mbps"
4) umount it,
After one year, I have forgotten. Sorry.
I currently run gutsy, which has severe problems that require attention such as
the computer hanging when attempting to sleep (it's the SLUB/SLAB transition
that doesn't go well with ATI binary fglrx driver).
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Binary package hint: nautilus
I run the dwn windows manager from suckless.org: a minimalistic windows manager.
Nautilus runs fine in all instances, except when attempting to change the
background with the following command:
$ feh --bg-center /path/to/some/image.jpg
Then n
/var/crash does not contain any crash file.
Your 'if' failed: despite gnome-desktop being installed, I am not using it.
Nautilus is launched with the following command:
$ nautilus .
It then sets a desktop which is simply another X window.
When changing the X background with feh, nautilus crashes.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xmms2
When listening to music from an mp3 file with xmms2, and I use a java3D
application (read: heavy use of graphics card), then the speakers emit a lot of
white noise overlayed with the music. It's horrible.
The good old XMMS does not have this prob
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: octave2.9-forge
1) Install octave and octave-forge, version 2.9:
$ sudo apt-get install octave2.9 octave2.9-forge
2) launch octave:
$ octave
ostave:1>
3) try to use a function from octave-forge, such as "specgram":
octave:1> specgram
error: `specgram
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1 - Open an xterm
2 - open a screen with: screen
3 - open vim
4 - edit more than one file, with
:edit some_file
:edit some_other_file
5 - change buffer with :b some_f then type TAB key to expand the name.
works fine.
Then:
6 - detach screen with control+a c
T60p here with 2.6.20-16 working great. God job whoever took over this!
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Happened only once so far. Networkmanager was roaming from one network to
another, and the wpa_supplicant locked up to 100% resources.
Odd behaviours:
I tried to open a terminal but the computer refused (didn't open at all)
I tried to 'sudo killall -KILL wpa_supplicant' but s
Well, this bug is still present:
- lock the screen manually
- close the lid
- wait long enough so that the powersave thinks, on resuming, that the screen
has to be locked
- on resume, a locking window appears and disappears, then one has to move the
mouse to get the locking window again.
Observ
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi
1 - Boot up the laptop (Thinkpad T60p with Feisty)
2 - plug and unplug the ethernet cable. NetworkManager does a good job in
acquiring a connection when the cable is in, and reporting it unplugged when so.
3 - Put the laptop to sleep and unplug the
More on the same issue, on Feisty:
1) When plugging in the headset there is no automatic recognition, but
one can select "USB Audio" from the sound menu.
2) If Rhythmbox is open, and one changes the Sound preferences (to "USB
Audio" for example), RhythmBox keeps happily playing through the other
Thank you! Finally! I knew it had to be some silly setting -dapper to edgy had
the same problem with gtk2 apps: some silly setting.
So I moved .gnomerc to the trash and finally my gnome desktop is working
properly.
The file ,gnomerc contained a dozen white lines and this one line:
export WINDOW
Update: Thinkpad T60p sleeps and resumes flawlessly with latest Feisty.
Linux pad 2.6.20-14-generic #2 SMP Mon Apr 2 20:37:49 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux
The trick is to:
1) disable the graphics card warm up (for ATI cards).
2) disable/reenable powernowd in the sleep/resume acpi sequence:
http://www.
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Yes, as I said above I DID use an unofficial compiz, but I removed it.
Its settings were left behind.
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The bug went away after two updates towards feisty final. Thanks for
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dist-upgrade to feisty as of today 2007 04 17 fixes all issues with swap
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/69208
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Public bug reported:
After dist-upgrading from edgy to feisty using the manual method as described
in the official tutorial, there is no power management: when the battery is
out, the system simpy dies. There are neither warning messages, nor an icon on
the system tray showing the battery stat
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: knetworkmanager
After dist-upgrading from edgy to feisty using the official tutorial
(manual), knetworkmanager is not installed anymore. I had to install it
manually.
My system: Thinkpad T60p core2 duo 2.33GHz 2048Mb RAM
** Affects: knetworkmanager (Ubu
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: metacity
metacity fails to show any window decorations after dist-upgrade from
edgy to feisty
Exactly that: metacity opens, no errors on the logs, and yet there are no
window frames or edges or buttons.
Plus, windows don't get focus when clicked.
** A
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kicker
My machine is dist-upgraded to the latest feisty. After today's updates (and
perhaps from the last 10 days, didn't update since then), kicker only shows in
the first desktop.
There are other issues with kicker as well: from time to time, it wil
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kmail
That's what kmail says after upgrading to edgy.
So, no pop mail?
Kubuntu-edgy
PowerBook Ti 3.5 1Ghz, 512 MB
** Affects: kdepim (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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"Could not start process pop3s."
https://launchpad
I find out this is a different kind of bug. Apparently the kmail package
does not depend on the kdebase-kio-plugins package, and thus it can only
read imap mails, not pop mails, unless such kio package is installed
separately.
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"Could not start process pop3s."
https://launchpad.net/bugs/68644
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
I start a new session and open a few applications. All is good.
Then I close the lid and the computer goes to sleep.
After opening the lid the computer wakes up, ok.
Then I try to launch any applications: it does not happen.
Applications launched b
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-desktop
The gnome-cups-icon is consistently burning 3.5 % of chip resources no
matter what, even when the network has no printers. For a laptop, that's
a big battery leak.
kubuntu-edgy, powerbook Ti 3.5 512 Mb.
** Affects: ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
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